Henrik Barth

Henrik Barth is an Associate Professor in Innovation Sciences at Halmstad University's School of Business, Innovation, and Sustainability. His research focuses on sustainable business model innovation, particularly in collaboration with industries, researchers, and students. He has led multiple research initiatives and published in journals like Technological Forecasting and Social Change and Journal of Cleaner Production. Dr. Barth has extensive teaching experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, specializing in innovation management, business administration, and engineering. Recognized as an 'Excellent Teaching Practitioner,' he has held senior academic leadership roles for over nine years and actively supervises doctoral students in national and international projects.

His research interests span sustainable business models, innovation management, refugee entrepreneurship in agri-food industries, and the integration of immigrant labor in Sweden. Notable projects include studies on biomass production in Kazakhstan, safety culture in the forest industry, and the use of AI in healthcare. Barth collaborates with industries to address sustainability challenges and has contributed to policy-oriented studies on business model adjustments for energy transition.

Barth's work emphasizes practical applications, such as lean management in agriculture and the implementation of digital technologies in manufacturing. His teaching and research have been recognized through awards and leadership roles, reflecting his commitment to both academic excellence and real-world impact.